Matthew Syed

Many writers have pondered what we might call the dualism of America. The difference in culture between the coastal areas and the central zones or, more recently, the polarisation between the woke

The peevish pair’s capacity to play bully and victim at the same time is fascinating, as if gracelessness has become a part of their DNA

The source of Britain’s wealth was its economic and political dependability. Without that, we’re nothing

The continent’s leaders have overseen decades of failure while freeloading on America’s defence largesse

I’m often accused of getting too right wing. It’s not me who’s changed, it’s the spendthrift socialists in power

As MPs prepare to vote on the landmark legislation, Kathleen Stock, who opposes the bill, and Matthew Syed, who backs it, set out their thinking on the divisive issue

Seeing KCs run rings round public servants who battled Covid is a costly, overrated form of entertainment

With vision and values, English rugby’s ruling body could give devoted fans the product they deserve. But will it ever do so when it already has a captive audience?

The West is living in a fantasy land of free money. Our friends watch in horror, our enemies in delight

Time and again brave souls try to speak out against the dangerous and degenerate practice, and they are stopped